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Spring Valley Gazette

Location

Spring Valley, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1925

Page

6

Fair Exhibit Reflects Return of Farm Prosperity

D M Vickery reports at Bureau County Fair Princeton that major firms John Deere and International Harvester will exhibit farm implements for the first postwar fair since 1918. He predicts the largest exhibit ever as farmers recover from wartime slump and renewed demand for binders reapers and harvesting gear.

D. M. Vickery Princeton John Deere Company International Harvester Company Bureau County Illinois Bureau County Fair Vickery

Bank Hold Up at Braceville Nets $2000 in Loot

Four gunmen robbed the People's bank in Braceville last Wednesday afternoon taking $2000 in currency. They arrived by auto, forced cashier George Barton into the safe, then locked him in the vault before escaping toward Gardner. Sheriff Mack organized a posse but found no trace.

Braceville People’s Bank George Barton Mr. Barton Barton Gardner Mack Morris

Ticket Fares to Chicago via Joliet Electric Railway

Fare information lists trip to Chicago Illinois via Joliet Illinois and Chicago and Joliet Electric Railway with a total of 93.04 dollars. Details appear in a transportation listing or travel notice from the period.

Chicago Ili Joliet, Ill Chicago and Joliet Electric Railway

Funeral for 15-year-old Miss Loelda Solomon held at Princeton

The Seatonville funeral for Loelda Solomon, 15, was at her uncle Geo Solomon's home in Princeton. She died after a long illness, living with her aunt in Valley Junction Iowa. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Wm Goering and family. Activities nearby included an ice cream social by the Seatonville Ladies Aid and a town circus outing.

Loelda Soloman Geo. Soloman Princeton Oliver Soloman Lottie Kellogg Soloman Wm. Parson Valley Junction Iowa Wm. Goering Loelda Arthur Myers McKee Sr Fred Strahlendorf Loelda Solomon Frederic Abrahams St. Margaret’s Hospital Seatonville Ladies Aid Lyman Phelps Selena Dremann Michigan Chicago John Dornhoefer Ferris Citizens National Bank Clark Hotel Lyle Smith Bloomington Lukan’s Park

Local Social Roundup and Theatre Listings in Cherry

Nellie Templeton returns from Gillespie visit and neighbors host relatives from Spring Valley and La Moille. Buick accident with property damage. Theatre program features Judgments of the Storm and The Go Getters plus Desert Outlaw and other shorts. Attendance includes Easterly and Kin kin relatives from Spring Valley and outs of town.

Nellie Templeton Gillespie Minnie Fenoglio Spring Valley Peter Seghi Bennie Peter Cavaletti Ada Welsh Mabel Ella la Moille Vincent Coughlin Gianone Lucille Rickson Myrtie Stedman Geo. Hackathorne Geo. O’hare Buck Jones van Biffer Milton Sills Viola Dana Man _ Desires Gene Wright Panora la Croix Ben Turpin Hobart Bosworth Wm. Desmond Phantom Justice Red la Roque Estelle Taylor Tom Wilson John Dwyer Thos. Guilfoyle Arlington Cherry Jas. Dart C. V. Dent Gladys Frolich Kinkin Ada Welsch Olive Ruppert Peru

Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement

We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy shown during our recent bereavement and for the beautiful floral offerings. Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Kinkin.

Norbert Kinkin

Hygiene Pillars Against Typhoid in Daily Life

A health column urges thorough hand washing, cleaning of dishes and clothes, and exposure to sunlight to curb germs. It notes typhoid deaths fell from 2,000 annually in Illinois to 239 last year due to sanitarians, and warns modern mobility spreads germs to roadside wells and eateries, making individual education essential.

Illinois

Picnic at Mitchells Grove For 25 Girls

About 25 girls attended a Sunday picnic at Mitchells Grove on July 26. They enjoyed races and games with Miss Bessie Donaldson winning the sack race and Miss Anna Kassul and Alba Marchando winning the three legged race. An orchestra entertained the campers impressed by all. The event was hosted by Mrs. Victoria Challenger and enjoyed by everyone.

Mitchell’s Grove Bessie Donaldson Anna Kassul Alba Marchando Victoria Challenger

Peru Moose Plan New Three Story Lodge in Peru

The Peru Lodge of the Moose will build a three story clubhouse on Fourth Street near Putnam. They bought a 40 by 100 foot lot from the Weisenberger holdings with plans to start construction around April 1 next Spring. The ground floor will house a store while the upper floors serve as Moose headquarters, described as one of the finest structures in the Twin Cities.

Fourth Street Putnam Peru Peru Lodge of the Moose Weisenberger Moose People Peru Moose Twin Cities

Chicken Bite Fatal After Wound From Poultry

Dewey S Morgan 71 of Streator died from blood poisoning that developed into lockjaw a few weeks after being bitten on the hand by a chicken. He refused to consider the injury at first and the wound seemed to heal before escalating. He died Friday night at St Marys hospital after infection set in and led to tetanus. Funeral held Monday from Presbyterian church. he was a former Arlington resident with many friends there.

Dewey S .Morgan St. Mary’s Hospital Morgan Presbyterian Church Arlington

Passing of a gentleman noted in local columns

A local obituary note expresses condolences for a man who has died. It mentions his daughter Mrs Clark Graham who lives in Arlington and his wife.

Clark Graham Arlington

Washrag Tale Turns Mud Flip-Flop Into Trick

A crane protests a frog's muddy flip flop trick in a quirky anecdote from the riverbank. The animals spar over play and wit as the mud squelches underfoot.

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